3M Protective Safety Glasses Dustproof Impact Resistant Windproof Goggles Cycling Safety Eyewear 10434

B. Chemical hazards from operations like electroplating and spray painting, including chemical splashes, vapors, and irritants

C. Dust hazards from airborne solid particles generated during material crushing

D. Light radiation hazards including strong visible light, infrared, and ultraviolet rays encountered in welding and metal processing

E. Heat hazards including thermal radiation, high-temperature metal splashes, and sparks

F. Other hazards such as bloodborne pathogens, body fluids, and hand-to-eye contamination risks in mechanical grinding and molten metal handling

Ultraviolet radiation (200-315nm) protection against keratitis and potential cataracts

Near ultraviolet (315-400nm) protection against cataracts and conjunctivitis

Strong visible light (400-700nm) protection against retinal damage

Near infrared (770-1400nm) protection against retinal burns and cataracts

Infrared radiation (700-3000nm) protection against corneal burns

Protection against solid particle splashes and chemical splashes causing eye injuries

Protection against chemical vapors causing irritation, secondary glaucoma, cataracts, photophobia, tearing, and vision impairment

Most eye and face protective equipment can be cleaned regularly with water and mild detergent, especially when visibly soiled

For lenses or face shields with special coatings such as anti-fog, avoid using water or solvent-based cleaners that may damage the coating